1) Redfield Cider Bar & Bottle Shop to Bring Orchard-Based Ciders to Oakland later this year. Redfield is a project of Mike Reis and Olivia Maki, the husband-and-wife team who oversee cider judging at the Good Food Awards.
2) Cider Culture visits Vermont for Women Making Waves in the Cider World: Citizen Cider.
3) Cidercraft spotlights a second round of charitable efforts in Cideries Continue to Give Back.
6) Susanna Forbes of Little Pomona writes for Imbibe UK on Under the influence: Cidermakers borrow from the worlds of beer and wine.
7) Cornell Cooperative Extension explores how New York can meet the increasing demand for cider apples in its Hard Cider Supply Chain Analysis. (Want to grow your own? Cummins Nursery and Maiden Rock Winery & Cidery have trees in stock for spring planting.)
9) The 4th Annual Pour the Core Boston takes place on Saturday at the Flynn Cruiseport.
10) Along Came a Cider reviews Blake’s Black Philip and Ploughman Pinot N’Arlet. Cider Says reviews Boulevard Brewing City Market Cider and Frecon Farms Scrumpy. Cidercraft reviews Ramborn Perry. CiderScene reviews the Broken Ladder Ciders from BC Tree Fruits Cider Co. Cider Like Wine pits Farnum Hill Ciders against Ancient Peaks Winery in Creamy Cold Stone. Cider Revival reviews Woodchuck Semi-Dry and Citizen Cider Wit’s Up. The Cider Drinker reviews Twisted Tree Vintage. Cider Explorer reviews Ramborn Somerset Blend, Redbrook Red Fruit Polosuchý, and Sheppy’s Falstaff. And Real Cider Reviews tries Savanna Dry.
Have a great weekend!